Oddbean new post about login | logout Any suggestions on good authors using long format notes? #asknostr
I like to just browse around on https://habla.news, there‘s plenty of good articles 👍🏻
I have no idea what NIP I am using But sometimes, I do post long notes (i.e. longer than most people bother to read 😄)
Hahaha. About long notes: nostr:nevent1qqsqqqqqdswwc4sfep20vtyztvevl74txnyjzfcxgpqxp62mrjv39mspzamhxue69uhky6t5vdhkjmn9wgh8xmmrd9skctcppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qyghwumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytnhd9hx2tc6mp3u9
Hmm. Thanks for sharing and looks like a worthwhile project. I've played around with YakiHonne a bit and a couple of articles from there have been automatically available via habla.news and Highlighter as well. But what's really been keeping me from using those long-form-focused is the fact that you can't edit the texts later. So any quick / potentially incomplete ideas I've still just posted via a standard nostr client such as Primal or noStrudel or Amethyst
> is the fact that you can't edit the texts later. You can edit long format notes, they are replaceable events. This is actually one of the advantages of using the long format to express long/complex ideas.
Oh I see! Very cool. I'll have to take another closer look at the long format note platforms then. Back when I first played around with them, YakiHonne was slightly buggy and Highlighter was very buggy... I assume the situation has improved on that front :) Thank you for the info!
they say a picture is worth a thousand words so maybe more pictures might help
I put lots of pictures in my articles
Although there are probably a few, it's the wrong question, IMO. To find the revolution, what authors are: a) Banned from making Twitter threads b) Think asking people to 'subscribe to my substack' for the cost of a meal per day is offensive and/or disagree with Substack's user agreement and/or haven't the 'clout' to draw income with a paywall c) Aren't being found on Ghost.org d) self-custody their independent, free writing, and therefore are banned from the network effects of ever having a chance to be found on a search engine e) work at centralized archive companies/services / National Archives f) create scholarly articles yet understand that the gatekeeping peer review process is corrupt Or if you must chase those who are already successful in a paradigm that does not reward free thinking, - successful bloggers who can crosspost to nostr for mutual benefit
Why wrong? I don't know if I understood what you said, but this is precisely why I ask my network to come up with some suggestions; I trust it more than centralized sources.
I read too quickly. You were asking for Nostr longposters, I was responding as though you were asking for authors who would fit well in the nostr longposting universe... because I still scroll and respond like a Twittiot sometimes.